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Peru: Wendi Witek '14

Peru: Wendi Witek '14

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Wendi Witek '14 and three friends hiked the Inca trail to Machu…
Mount Kilimanjaro: Billy Thomsen '06 and Jamie Kelso '06

Mount Kilimanjaro: Billy Thomsen '06 and Jamie Kelso '06

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Billy Thomsen ’06, Jamie Kelso ’06 (both pictured) and Jamie’s…
Minnestoa: Thompson Mefford '03

Minnesota: Thompson Mefford '03

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Thompson Mefford ’03, associate professor of materials science,…
Patagonia

Patagonia: Kristin Archie Ditto '12

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This March, Kristin Archie Ditto '12 hiked Southern Patagonia…
Dubai

Dubai: Michael Hamilton '99

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Michael Hamilton '99 on floor 124 of the Burj Khalifa in Dubai,…
Italy

Italy: Lane '12 and Mattie '11 Parrott, Al Stokes '77 and China Moore '17

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Lane '12 and Mattie '11 Parrott, Al Stokes '77 and China Moore…
Alaska

Alaska: Brian Cashion M '75, Ph.D. '80

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Brian Cashion M '75, Ph.D. '80, and Sara Ungrodt toured Alaska…
Canada: Al Stokes '77

Canada: Al Stokes '77

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After a full day of hunting ducks in Hodgeville, Saskatchewan,…
Iceland: Bill '76 and Julie Calk '76 Jackson

Iceland: Bill '76 and Julie Calk '76 Jackson

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William L. Jackson Jr. '76 and Julie Calk '76 Jackson toured…

View from Sikes

In These Hills

Clemson President James P. Clements

Clemson Women Making a Difference

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It wasn’t until 1955 that the first full-time degree-seeking female undergraduate students enrolled for classes. Since that time, the women of Clemson have been crucial to our success.

Building on Our Legacy of Undergraduate Excellence

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More than 4,700 Clemson graduates walked across the stage in…

A national championship helps all of us win

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Watching the Clemson Tigers win the school’s second football national championship was a moment we will never forget.

Setting a new bar for research and scholarship

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As a public, land-grant institution, the responsibility to…

Thanks a Billion!

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A thank-you note from President James P. Clements.

Marking our History

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The next time you visit campus, you may notice some new additions…
Clemson President James P. Clements

Reflecting Back and Looking Ahead

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Happy New Year from campus. The start of a new year and a…

The View from Sikes: Preparing for What Comes Next

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A new academic year always brings a sense of renewed optimism…

The View from Sikes

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Building Futures If you’ve been on campus lately, you’ve…

My Clemson

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Lifelong Tigers

Clemson Football indoor practice facility

Indoor practice facility open for business

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On Jan. 25, with the weather demonstrating the need for…
The Erwin Center

Erwin Center to support emphasis in advertising and communication

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Thanks to a recent $1.05 million gift from Joe ’79 and…
Emeritus College

Emeritus College celebrates 10 years of service

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Beyond the active faculty, staff and students found on the…
Automotive Engineering

Duke Energy helps fund workforce development initiative

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A $4.11 million grant from Duke Energy to Clemson’s Center…
Vernon Burton

Burton contributes to history

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History professor Vernon Burton was one of 10 historians invited…
Sassafras overlook

Architecture students install Sassafras Mountain overlook

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From the summit of Sassafras Mountain, you can see Tennessee,…
Ali Rogers

Rogers named first-runner-up in Miss America competition

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Miss South Carolina Ali Rogers is just as proud of Clemson…
Summer programs

Summer offerings span the state for students K–12

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Opportunities abound this summer at Clemson for young people…
Field Scenario

University/military partnership benefits both

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Units such as the U.S. Navy Reserve medical team that MaryBeth…

Clemson Forever

Landmarks | Legends

Zack Geiger ’13 and Andy Burns ’15 took a three-day tour through the Sahara Desert near Merzouga, Morocco. The pair rode camels into the desert, snapping a picture on the sands with their Tiger Rag on the way to a nomadic campsite. “It was an exhilarating trip made all the more exciting by angry, spitting camels and our guide quitting on day two after a dispute with the driver. It truly was the trip of a lifetime,” Burns says.

Travelers Winter 2018

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Zack Geiger ’13 and Andy Burns ’15 took a three-day tour through the Sahara Desert near Merzouga, Morocco.

Travelers Summer-Fall 2017

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Lindsay Rodenkirchen shows off her Tiger Rag while sitting in a pen of pedigree Border Leicesters sheep.

Travelers Spring 2017

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Travelers are Bill and Ann McCrary '79, Rob and Nancy Holmes '78 and Rick and Suzanne McLeod '78 in Paris.

Travelers Winter 2017

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Travelers are Bill and Ann McCrary '79, Rob and Nancy Holmes '78 and Rick and Suzanne McLeod '78 in Paris.

Travelers Summer-Fall 2016

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California: Robert Duvall '84 and sons Jacob and James in Yosemite National Park. And more photos from the Summer Fall 2016 issue.

Travelers Spring 2016

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Antarctica: Chris ’08 and Laura Middleton ’08 Del Campo chilled with the penguins on D’Hainaut Island. And more travelers from the Spring 2016 issue.
Netherlands David Lyle ’68, M ’79 honored fallen Clemson alumni with Tiger Rags at the Netherlands American Military Cemetery.

Travelers Winter 2016

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Netherlands: David Lyle ’68, M ’79 honored fallen Clemson alumni with Tiger Rags at the Netherlands American Military Cemetery.

Travelers Summer-Fall 2015

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Travelers Spring 2015

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